Karnataka SIR: Deletion of voters using Form 7
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Bulk Form-7 applications seeking deletion of names, largely Muslim voters, have been filed across several Assembly constituencies in Karnataka, with more than 4,000 deletions being sought, according to Form-10 statutory report, which consolidates details of Form-7 objections.
In many Form-7 applications, the targeted voters’ details were printed on the forms, with only the objectors’ names handwritten.
In many Form-7 applications, the targeted voters’ details were printed on the forms, with only the objectors’ names handwritten.
In many Form-7 applications, the targeted voters’ details were printed on the forms, with only the objectors’ names handwritten.
In many Form-7 applications, the targeted voters’ details were printed on the forms, with only the objectors’ names handwritten.
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